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Google has launched the Find Hub app for Wear OS, allowing users to locate and manage their devices like phones, tablets, and headphones directly from their smartwatch, with features such as last seen info, battery status, maps, and device security options.
Fitbit Labs is testing new features including Unusual Trend Detection and a Hypertension Study using the Pixel Watch 3, aiming to identify early signs of high blood pressure and provide health alerts, with participant recruitment ongoing in the US.
The article highlights deals on the Pixel Watch 3 at $200, Anker’s 2-in-1 USB-C cable at $17, Xbox Wireless Controller at $40, SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless headset at $150, Motorola Razr foldable phone at $350, and Logitech Lift ergonomic mouse at $50, emphasizing significant discounts on popular tech gadgets.
Amazon is offering the Google Pixel Watch 3 45mm for $199.99, which is $200 off the original $400 price and $100 less than the current MSRP, making it a highly discounted option compared to the newer Pixel Watch 4, especially appealing for Android users interested in fitness features and performance.
The Pixel Watch 4 introduces subtle design enhancements, a brighter display, Wear OS 6 with Material 3, faster charging, and improved fitness tracking, making it a worthwhile upgrade from the Pixel Watch 3, though the core experience remains similar. It offers better hardware-software integration and a more cohesive user experience, especially for Pixel phone users.
Google has begun rolling out the Wear OS 6 update for Pixel Watch 3 and 2, bringing improvements like smoother scrolling, a more immersive UI, and enhanced visual consistency, along with the October 2025 security patch.
Google has released a significant Wear OS 6 update with Material 3 features for Pixel Watch 2 and 3, introducing a redesigned interface, improved animations, better battery life, and new components, enhancing the overall user experience.
Google is rolling out Wear OS 6 to Pixel Watch 2 and 3, bringing a Material 3 redesign, new apps, and dynamic theming, with the update available via OTA and factory images for Pixel Watch 4, ahead of the Pixel Watch 4 launch.
Amazon's fall Prime Day 2025 offers significant discounts on Google Pixel devices, including up to $250 off on Pixel 10 series smartphones, a record low on Pixel Buds Pro 2, Pixel Tablet starting at $249, and Pixel Watch 3 from $180, along with deals on other electronics and accessories.
The article highlights significant discounts on various tech products including up to $170 off the Pixel Tablet, $209 off Pixel Watch 3, $300 off Galaxy S25 Ultra, and deals on Amazon's Echo Hub, alongside pre-order offers for Pixel 10 series and accessories, all timed with Labor Day sales.
The article advises against buying the Pixel Watch 3 now, as Google is expected to unveil the Pixel Watch 4 soon, which will likely feature improvements like better battery life, faster charging, and new safety features. Waiting for the Pixel Watch 4 could also lead to discounts on the Pixel Watch 3, making it a smarter choice for most buyers.
The Pixel Watch 3 is receiving its final discount before the launch of Pixel Watch 4, with all models discounted by $80 until August 9, 2025. The upcoming Pixel Watch 4 will feature a brighter display and a co-processor upgrade, potentially improving battery life, while maintaining similar performance. Meanwhile, the Pixel Buds Pro 2 are also on sale at Amazon until August 16.
A test comparing the Pixel Watch 3 and Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 over 4,000 steps found both devices to be highly accurate, with the Pixel Watch 3 slightly edging out the Galaxy Watch 8 in step count accuracy, making it the winner of this walk test.
Google introduced a new Bluetooth tracking feature called Channel Sounding with the Wear OS 5.1 update on the Pixel Watch 3, which could enable centimeter-level accuracy in device location tracking by measuring radio signal travel time, but it requires multiple compatible devices and is not yet in active use.
The Google Pixel Watch 3 is the first Android device to support Bluetooth Channel Sounding, enabling centimeter-level distance tracking, which could significantly improve item finding accuracy. Although supported after its Wear OS 5.1 update, the feature isn't yet in use, likely awaiting the release of the Find Hub app and Android 16, which will enhance tracking capabilities. This development offers a low-cost alternative to UWB for precise location tracking.